XUpload - Upload file size

[glorybound]

* Script type = xupload_pro_2_5
* Browser = Firefox 2.0.0.6
* OS = WinXP
* URL to upload_form.html =http://whitebirchstudios.com/upload.html

Uploads under 2MB work great, but anything above times out with an error. Is this due to my php.ini limitations? I am on a shared server so I do not have access to that. Since this isn't php and is CGI is it something else?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Bobby Parker
http://www.whitebirchstudios.com

[glorybound]

Anybody?

[glorybound]

I am a little disappointed. Great support, but CGI has the same limitations as PHP on a shared server. Everyone can e-mail 2MB so both CGI and PHP are really useless unless you are able to increase those upload limitations both PHP and CGI has on a share server. I have 6 sites on 6 different hosts and all say on a shared server PHP and CGI can not be increased due to security risks.

[bsprogs]

I'm not too sure if it'll work on a shared server because of the php.ini settings but have you tried:

ini_set('max_upload_filesize', 8388608); // Sets to 8M

When using ini_set(), you must use the sizes in Bytes. It's worth a shot but I'm not completely sure it will work.

Take a look here for more variables you can change using ini_set: http://www.php.net/manual/en/ini.php#ini.list

[glorybound]

I tried all that with a php script I bought. It doesn't work. Can I get a refund?

[bsprogs]

I can not speak for anyone that represents this company or the software but... getting a refund on software like this isn't normal mainly because they really can't prove that you will not have a future use for the software. If you really want to use the software, I'd recommend finding a new webhost.

The web host I'm using is a friend of mine so the servers he runs have my PHP configuration and specifications of extensions, max file size, etc...